Lakers, Clippers and other games rescheduled due to LA wildfires: Dates, start times & other details explored

The NBA rescheduled the postponed games for both the LA Lakers and Clippers. On Wednesday, the league posted a revised schedule for both LA teams, as well as several other teams who were impacted by the cancellations. In addition, the league also rescheduled the Rockets-Hawks game that was postponed due to icy road conditions in Atlanta.

The greater LA area has been absolutely devastated by wildfires over the course of the past week, forcing thousands of families to flee their homes as emergency personnel worked to combat several blazes throughout the area.

The situation impacted members of the NBA community directly, with Lakers coach JJ Redick and his family notably losing their rental home, and coach Steve Kerr's mom losing the home Kerr grew up in.

As the community bands together to rebuild from the devastation, the league announced the following dates for rescheduled games. In some cases these rescheduled dates are a direct result of fires throughout the LA area, while in other cases, the Wizards and the had games rescheduled because of LA games.

NBA rescheduled dates, start times & more

GAME	ORIGINAL DATE	NEW DATE	NEW LOCAL BROADCAST TIME	NEW TIME (ET)
Charlotte at L.A. Lakers	Thu. 1/9	Wed. 2/19	7:00PM	10:00PM
Houston at Atlanta	Sat. 1/11	Tue. 1/28	7:30PM	7:30PM
Charlotte at LA Clippers	Sat. 1/11	Sun. 3/16	4:00PM	7:00PM
Chicago at LA Clippers	Tue. 1/21	Mon. 1/20	7:30PM	10:30PM
Washington at Utah	Thu. 1/23	Wed. 3/19	7:00PM	9:00PM
Utah at L.A. Lakers	Tue. 2/11	Mon. 2/10	7:30PM	10:30PM
Washington at LA Clippers	Sun. 3/16	Thu. 1/23	7:30PM	10:30PM
Washington at Portland	Tue. 3/18	Mon. 3/17	7:00PM	10:00PM
LA Clippers at Utah	Wed. 3/19	Thu. 2/13	7:00PM	9:00PM

LA teams such as the Lakers and Clippers band together to donate more than $8 million for wildfire victims and first responders

While the greater LA area has been absolutely devastated by the wildfires that wreaked havoc on the region, one thing that has been repeatedly expressed is how the community plans to build back together.

Despite the loss of communities, the people that make up the communities that were destroyed have continued to be there for one another during this difficult time. Additionally, international support has come in from Mexico and Canada as first responders in the LA area work to extinguish the fires.

In support of the communities impacted, all 12 LA-based professional sports teams have banded together to donate more than $8 million to support both victims and first responders.

The teams are: Angel City FC, Angels (MLB), Chargers (NFL), Clippers (NBA), Dodgers (MLB), Ducks (NHL), Galaxy (MLS), Kings (NHL), LAFC (MLS), Lakers (NBA), Rams (NFL),and Sparks (WNBA).

The various teams announced the initiatives on social media earlier in the week, with the money set to be dispersed through organizations like the American Red Cross and Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation, as well as food kitchens feeding those in need, and the first responders.

You can see the post from the LA Dodgers regarding the news, below: